Journal of International Law Research
Promoting Global Legal Research & Cross-border Legal Exchange
"International law is facing dual challenges of the digital age and global governance restructuring. JILR is committed to providing a high-level academic exchange platform for international law scholars, focusing on international dispute resolution, digital trade rules, and transnational legal innovation. We invite global scholars to jointly promote the evolution and development of international law."
— Prof. Wang Jianping jilr_editor_in_chief
Authors: 李华, 张明, Sarah Chen
This paper comparatively analyzes the data protection frameworks of the EU GDPR and major Asia-Pacific economies, proposing a regional legal coordination mechanism that balances data security and free trade.
Authors: 王思远, 赵敏, John Doe
This study explores the differences in copyright recognition of AIGC across different jurisdictions and proposes copyright ownership principles based on bilateral coordination between source and destination countries.
Authors: 刘洋, 周杰, Maria Lopez
This paper reviews changes in transparency rules in international investment arbitration over the past decade, analyzing the impact of UNCITRAL reform on developing countries' participation in arbitration.
Authors: 陈思远, 李敏, David Wilson
This paper compares intellectual property provisions in major digital trade agreements such as CPTPP, RCEP, and DEPA, identifying legal convergence and divergence, and proposing suggestions for China's participation in digital trade rule-making.
Authors: 王芳, 张磊, James Miller
This paper provides a detailed analysis of the ICJ advisory opinion on state climate obligations, exploring its profound impact on international environmental law, state responsibility, and climate litigation.
